createRequestError: parse object messages to string#46
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createRequestError: parse object messages to string#46ajoslin wants to merge 1 commit intoabsinthe-graphql:masterfrom
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Before, error objects would come out of absinthe sockets as `request [object Object]`.
For example, these sort of GraphQL errors returned via socket:
```
{
errors: [
{
locations: [Array],
message: 'Fragment spread has no type overlap with parent.\n' +
'Parent possible types: ["RootSubscriptionType"]\n' +
'Spread possible types: ["User"]\n'
}
]
}
```
Now, they'll show up as stringified JSON.
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Before, error objects would come out of absinthe sockets as
Error: request [object Object].For example, these sort of GraphQL errors returned via socket:
Now, they'll show up as stringified JSON.